Shorby review
Agency-flavoured link pages with retargeting pixels and messenger buttons — no free plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Shorby is a link-in-bio platform aimed more at agencies than individual creators. According to the vendor’s published feature set, pages can include WhatsApp and Telegram buttons, while a Facebook pixel can be attached to every outbound link. The same account can also support a second client page, making retargeting and multi-client management central to its appeal. That combination is particularly relevant for agencies managing link pages on behalf of clients.
The published plans show no free option, and Shorby’s entry tier costs more than Linktree’s paid tier. That pricing may feel steep for anyone managing only one page. The editor is busy and the templates look dated, which can make the product less appealing when presentation and simplicity are priorities. Shorby also lacks several creator-economy features found elsewhere, including a store, tip jar, and media kit. Its main trade-off is a stronger agency-oriented feature set in exchange for a higher price and less emphasis on creator-focused tools.
Agencies should consider Shorby if client management, Facebook pixel tracking, and direct messaging buttons are more valuable than a low-cost plan or modern templates. It is a better fit for multi-client workflows than for a single personal profile. Solo creators and general users should look elsewhere, particularly if they want a free option, creator monetization features, or a simpler and more polished page editor.
Shorby pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Retargeting pixels on every link — rare in this category
- Messenger buttons for WhatsApp, Telegram and Messenger built in
- Agency plan manages multiple client pages under one account
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; entry tier is dearer than most rivals' paid plans
- Interface feels cluttered and dated
- Fewer creator features — no store, tips or media kit
Shorby fact sheet, pricing and score →
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